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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-27
HLITTLE PETE,S,, CASE.
Prominen Politicians A Accuscd of
EonppIicitv.

SAN Francisco, September 26.-The
contempt proceedings against Stuart
Menzies, foreman of the Grand Jury,
in refusing to deliver certain papers
taken from house in Chinatown
when served with writ of replevin,
were dismissed by Justice Borland to-
day A published statement is made
here that "Little Pete, the Chinaman
recently sent to Folsom for attempting
to bribe policeman, and in whose
case the alleged jury-bribing agree
ment is said to have been made, has
made clean breast of all he knows,
and has implicated Chris Buckley,
Jere Driscoll, Joe Cochrane and
H. II. Lowenthal. 1t was Pete
who told where the contracts and tele-
grams could be found. 1t is believed
that all this evidence is now in the
possession of the Grand Jury, and
that an Indictment may be filed before
many days.
A JURY-FIXER ARRAIGNED.
T.J. Emerson was arraigned in Judge
Sullivan's court to-day and he pleaded
not guilty to the Indictment charging
him with having on the 23d of August
last, while Tong Ching, alias "Pete," !"
was on trial for felony, attempted to
bribe H. p. Blanchard, one of the
jurors in that case, to vote in favor of
defendant. The case was continued
until Thursday, when day for trial
will be fixed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-27

The timely order of Mayor Frost
presented the display of any "offen-
sively partisan" banners, and will
doubtless avert much ill-feeling that
might otherwise have resulted by
Juggling in politics in the grand dem
onstration.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
Department Two-van Fleet.

FRIDAY November 18th.
A. GRANDMA vs.. o. o. Loydal-C Continued one
week.
Eli Mayo vs.. L. C. Observation-Disclosures over
ruled fifteen days to answer; notice waived
Estate of Elizabeth 3. Brown deceased-Or-
der made settling account. Matter of distribu-
ton continued.
Estate of o. ]. Dodge deeeased-Win ad-
mitted and petition OF Public Administrator
Withdrawn.
Estate OF John Voorhees,, deceased-order
made discharging administrator.
Estate of John W. Mitchell, deceased-Wil
admitted. Letters 10 c. C. Mitchell. APP
praisers-F. Z. Mitchell, Alex. Williams and F.
a. G. Nichols; bond, $500 notice in RECORD
UNION.
Estate of p Dalton, deceased-Letters to F. J.
Sturgeon AppraiseEs-M. Paul, F. C. Durant
and ]. McComb.
Estate of Caroline A. Zeh deceased-Con-
tinued one week.
Estate of Thomas Brannigan, deceased-order
made Tor sale OF PERSONAL property
Estate of George Bowley, deceased-Order
made settling final account.
Estate OF c. h. Bandy, deceased-Decree of
notice 90 creditors.
Estate of l. Lewis, deceased-Decree of notice
to creditors
Estate Of y. II. Bailey, deceased-Order made
settling account.
Department One-ArmstroDg.
FRIDAY, November 18th.
Resolutions of respect to the memory OF Henry
Edgerton were read and ordered spread on the
minutes of the Court and copy Of the resolu-
tons sent to his family. The Court then ad-
Journea in bank out of respect to the memory OF
the late Henry Edgerton.
f. F: Doland VS.. J. Z. Mooney ct al.-Con-
tinued one week.
Julia A. Hagle VS.. John Hagle-Continued.
In re. NJ. NJ. Allen, an insolyent debtor-Cou-
tinued one week.
In re. f. w. Potter, al insolvent debtor-Con-
tinued.
White Sewing Machine Company VS.. w. w.
Cone-Continued.
In re. J. L. Wilson, an insolvent Gebtor-J. NJ.
Short appointed assignee bond, 500.
Catherine McGrath VS.. Mary Wallace ct al
Submitted on briefs to be filed by moving party
in ten days from date; respondent ten days to
answer.
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DIED.
San Diego. November 9-Emma, daughter OF
Margaret and A Meister, d native of Michi.
gan City, Indiana, % years, IL months and )
days.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral which will take
place from the German Lutheran Church.
corner Twelfth and K streets, tomorrow Sun
day. at o'clock
Sacramento. November LILLY. only daughter
of John and Mary Wilson, 2 years, . months
and IA days.
Funeral private.
Richland. November l0-Dr. Nathaniel Will
Jams, native of New York, "A years.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral, which will take
place from his late residence this Saturday.
morning at o'clock.
Sacramento, November 1i-Frank Liebling a
native of Sacramento, Is years and 5 months.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully in.
yited to attend the funeral, which will take
place from 1907 L street on Sunday at 10 A. NJ
Near Sacramento, November 11-Priscilla NJ
wife of Robert Williamson, a native of Hi
nois, 81 years and months.
FRIENDS and acquaintances are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral, which win take
place from her late residence tomorrow Sun
day. afternoon at 2 o'clock; thence to the
Calvary Baptist Church, where funeral sery-
ices will be held at 5 o'clock
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How TO BAKE BREAD-Miss Corson
bakes bread in the following manner:
After the bread or biscuit dough is put
into the buttered pans cover them with
folded towel, and place the pans where the
same gentle heat will strike them, turning
them about to secure an even rising. Do
not put the pans where it is impossible to
bear the hand with ease. When the dough
has risen to twice its original volume
brush the bread and biscuit with melted
butter, or with little milk in which su
gar is dissolved, and then put them into a
moderate oven to bake; the butter will
make crisp brown crust The tempera-
ture of the oven is about right when the
hand can be held in it without burning
while one counts fifteen quickly.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Have You a Hum0r Of Skin or Blood !?
IF SO THEcUTIcURA REMEDIES
WILL CURE YOU.

was induced, after all other remedies had
failed, TO use the CUTIcuRA REMEDIES on M
boy, years of age, who had running sores sIlornn
his thighs TO the ends of his toes. The ais s.m
OFF. His arms and face were also co->ereS ca
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l was then induced to try them further. as
my wife had what We ternaed dry scale tetter
VI psoIissLs, lor ne Arly fifteen years, and tried
tne advice OF ire most eminent of the profes-
slon, put all IA vain. 1t was all over her body.
ana eli over her head and face. She used but
one pottle vf the REsoLYENT, two boxes of the
CUTtCURA, and two cakes of CUrICIrRA Soar
and IN one week from the time she began their
Use could see a change for the better 1t is
the CUTICuEA REMEDIES and there is no return
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those who have the disease and those who ale
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nave recommended the CUTICURA REMEDIES
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a CARD.

OWING TO THE FACT THAT THE PUBLIC
" generally are not aware of the difference
between the "Order OF Chosen Friends" and
the defunct Omitted Friends of the Pacific"
formerly known as the Independent Order of
Chosen Friends" we deem it wise to publish a
few facts in relation thereto:
Several years ago about $500 Chosen Friends
on this coast, becoming dissatisfied with some
changes made by the Supreme Council in the
Relief Fund laws, withdrew from the Order of
Chosen Friends and organized the Independent
Order of Chosen Friends, combining their men,
bership to this coast. They severed all connec-
ton with the Order of Chosen Friends, and
have never had anything to do with them
since. Through mismanagement they went
from bad to worse, and closed up their affairs
the list of September bankrupt
The Order of Chosen Friends has gained
steadily el cry year, until to-day it numbers
nearly $1,000 members in the United States and
Canada, and has paid 81 5O0,O0 in death claims
and $4,000 in disability benefits. IL is the
cheapest maternal Insurance in the world con-
siderIng the benefits guaranteed
FRIENDSHIP COUNCIL NO. -
SACRAMENTO COUNCIL NO. &c.
nl2-1tS SUNSET COUNCIL NO. 1856
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CHARGED WITH LIBEL.
A Santa Rosa Publisher Before the
Criminal Courts.

A Santa Rosa Publisher Before the
Criminal Courts.
Icopyigt, 1887, by DE California associated Pres
SANTA Rosa, November 11th.-To-day
r. d. Cannon, editor of the Republican,
was arrested on a warrant sworn out bv
Clinton C. Trip, of Oakland, who charges
Cannon with criminal libel Trip pre-
tends to have title to about 500 acres of
land in the heart of this city He has no
claim, and has been beaten in both Su-
perior and Supreme Courts in a number of
test cases. He has, it is said, been impos-
ing on citizens by threatening them with
his alleged claims. The Republican has ex-
posed his scheme in series of al ticles,
hence his suit Cannon was taken before q
Justice of the Peace, and readily gave bail.
His attorney, Judge Berham, Immediately
sued out a writ of habeas corpus before
Superior Court Rutledge, and Cannon was
discharged on the ground that the Justice
of the Peace in Oakland, where the war
rant was issued, has no authority to issue
warrant for the arrest OF man in this
county, where the publication was made.
Public sentiment in this city is strong
against Trip. He did not appear in per-
SOn.
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The secretary bird receives Government
protection in Cape Colony for its services
as snake-destroyer. The snakes, which
form the chief food of these birds, are first
disabled by severe blows with feet or beak,
then carried high in the air and killed by
being dropped on the earth.
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ALL ABOUT A WOMAN.
Shooting Scrape Between Young Men in
Fresno County.

SHUUtIHS SCrape btIWeth DUNG N eal in
Fresno County.
Copyright, 1887, BY tie California Associated Pres.
FRESNO, November 11th.-This afternoon
Frank Abbott, well-known young man,
met Ed. Miller, young merchant, on the
road. The former was on horseback, and
the latter in a wagon, and Abbott shot at
Miller three times, killing the horse Miller
was driving, but missing the man. The
weapon used was Henry rife The
trouble was caused by girl that Abbott
loves, who is bookkeeper at Millsr's store.
There is talk about them being too init
mate. Abbott put spurs to his horse and
escaped, but officers are in pursuit. The
end is not yet, as their friends are taking
sides. The girl is without doubt innocent
of any OF the charges against her.
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The New Double Service Over the Gen.
trail Pacific line.

SAN Francisco, November 11th.-[Spe-
cial 1.-The Southern Pacific has issued a
timetable for the double service commenc-
ing on Sunday. The Eastern express
train will leave at 2 P. NJ. daily, arriving at
Ogden at 7:30 on the following morning.
A passenger train will start at 7:30 A. NJ,
arriving at Ogden at P. II. the following
day.
The Iowa lines, it appears, objected to
the proposed change, and protested to Mr..
Potter, of the Union Pacific, that the ser
vice would inconvenience them. Mr. Pot
ter, however telegraphed to d. ". Hitch
cock, General Agent of the Union Pacific
here, stating that the protest would be ar
ranged in another way
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.

Arrest of a Man Suspected of Arson and
Murder.
lcopgiSh. 1857, by tie California Associaoa Press
OLYMPIA, November 11th.-Last night
kneeland's Hotel, at Shelton, was burned
TO the ground, and also saloon adjoining.
The hotel was rented by a man named
Angus Mclean, and it is thought by the
people in the vicinity that he set it on fire
from motives of revenge. A man whose
name is unknown was consumed in the
building, Strong talk of lynching was in
dulged in last night, but as Mclean is in
custody the law will probably be allowed
TO take its course.
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ARIZONA.
Frustrated Attempt TO Wreck q Train on
the Maricopa Road.

Frustrateu Attempt 20 wreck 8 Train on
the Maricopa Road.
lCopr1S, 1887, by the California associated Press
PHOENIX, November 11th.-A dastardly
attempt was made last night to wreck the
south-hound passenger train on the Mari
copa and Phoenix Railroad at the crossing
OF the Maricopa Canal, four miles from
Phoenix. The tracK-walker had just passed
over the road finding everything clear, but
contrary to his custom he walked back to-
ward Phoenix, and found piece of timber
u by II and I feet long placed between the
rails at the point mentioned in such man
ner as would necessarily ditch the engine
and train on rounding the curve. What the
object was is not known.
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RECAPTURED.
The Escaped Abductor of Miss Leary

The Escaped Abductor of Miss Leary
Found in the Mountains.
lCopyiga, 1887, ~ he California associated Press.
REDWOOD CITY, November 11th.-Deputy
Sheriff Edgar captured the iail-b breaker,
hines, about o'clock yesterday afternoon
near Pages mill in the mountains. Hines
slept the previous night in barn in the
foothills. He was seen yesterday morning
at Searsville and tracked from that place 10
the mill, where he was helping teamster
TO load wagon. His intentions were to
make Santa Cruz. Edgar brought him to
town this morning. The prisoner presents
q woe-begone appearance and is thoroughly
worn out after his long trip.
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CARD OF THANKS,

DESIRE TO EXPRESS MY SINCERE
i thanks to the Order of Chosen Friends for
their prompt remittance of check for 81 600,
being the amount of policy on my late hus-
bands life. can cheerfully recommend them
as being honorable and fair in all their dealings
nl2-ltE MRS MARX FOSTER
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TAX Es.

TyAXPAYERS WHO PAY ON personal
i property only, are hereby notified that the
additional State aGd county tax for the fiscal
year lSo7-S, of ten per cent added by the State
Board of Equalization, is now due and PAYABLE
at the Office of the County Assessor, northwest
corner Seventh and l streets, Sacramento city
and that by law must enforce collection and
costs thereon. A. L. FROST, County Assessor
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NOTICE TO OWNERS OF LAND.

A Ii PARTIES HAVING TRACTS OF LAND
n deemed suitable for site for the proposed
Soldiers Home are requested TO present their
offers to the undersigned by SATURDAY EVEN
ING, November 18th. Full particulars concern
ing location, etc. have been described in the
daily press. EUGENE J. GREGORY,
nl2 1t Chairman of Committee
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WHAT Is Ills NAME /?
an ELEGANT RESIDENCE FOR 10 CENTS
ARA7E CHAM CH.
WHO WILL BE THE FORTUNATE PERSON
w to hold the lucky number in the rattle for
THE ELEGANT RESIDENCE

The location is the finest in the city. The
mouse contains nine rooms, gas bath and aIl
modern Improvements. A fne garden. filed
with the choicest flowers, and beautiful shade
trees lining the sidewalk, add to the beauty OF
the place.
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ARE YOU GOING

TAKE ROOMS AT THE ARCADE, $50
i Market street tadjoining the Baldwin,, San
Francisco. House all newly furnished and new
carpets Single rooms and suites, from so cents
TO u so per day. MRS. TREGALLIS, Proprietor.
Ny bressuakins Pariors are also connected
Wild the house. ol9spImMWF
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ONLY ONE SALARY.

a County Treasurer Knocked Out of a
License "Divvy."
Copyright, 1887, by Tie California Assoeiatel Press
NEVADA, November 11th.-Some time
since the Board of Supervisors passed an
ordinance allowing the County Treasurer
a commission on licenses collected. County
Clerk Beatty refused to allow Treasurer
Shoecraft such commissions. A suit fol-
lowed, and to-day the Superior Court Or
dered judgment for the defendant holding
that, as the Treasurer had regular salary
provided by law, the Supervisors had no
right to increase his compensation.
A Miners Union will probably be formed
here TO morrow night
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OREGON.

Execution of Murderer Yesterday at
Portland.
PORTLAND, November 11th.-Marple, the
murderer OF Corder, was hanged to-day.
He persisted to the last that he was inno-
cent, abused the jury that convicted him.
and declared his execution judicial muir
der
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Lot, 5511eo. Title Perfect.

TEN CHANCES FOR ONE DOLLAR. THE
RAFFLE TAKES PLACE DECEMBER l3. lss7.
Tickets for sale at all Cigar Stands and Book
stores II the city, where full particulars as to
rattle can be had.
In addition TO the above, there viii be TWO
CASH PRIZES. One of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LAhs, United States God Coin. for the second
winning number, and one of FfFrY DOLLARS
for the third winning number
For tlrther particulars apply to OF address S.
SiNsbE9G. 29e ] street, Sacramento, Gel, ul2-It
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Veteran Odd Fellows, Atten- .,s.s.ss.,
tion-You are requested to assemble ! Sr.SSzs 2
in Fraternity Hall THIS EVENING =esysSSE
at ESQ o'clock sharp, for the pur- rs,fTssss
ternal visit. All Odd Fellows of twenty years
good standing invited.
Z. J. CLARK, Secretary. nl2-1t*
o. E. ESPECIAL Meeting of Naomi
Chapter, No. IS. o. E. S., will be held To-
MOkROW(Sunday) AFTERNOON, Novem- -
per 18th; at o'clock, for the purpose of attend
ing the funeral of our late Sister, EMMA MElS-
TER. FLORENCE MILLER W NJ
MARY ]. CRAvENs, Secretary. n12-lt%
Y. Nj. c. A. Central Committee.-Am meet
ing of the Ladies' Central Committee of the Y.
NJ Z; A Will be held at the Association rooms
members are asked to be present. n12It
A WIDOW LADY WHO Is A NEAT HOUSE
"A Keeper offers her services to a small family
III exchange for home for herself and child
ADDRESS "Housekeeper," this office. nI2-1t*
WTANTED-A GIRL TO DO GENERAL,
w housework, who understands cooking
american preferred. Apply in forenoon at SIS
Thirteenth street. nl2-l;*
WANTED-A GOOD BENCH HAND TO WORK
", on doors and sash. Sacramento Planning
MI, corner Front and Q streets. nl1-2tned*
EOR sALE-EIGHTY ACRES OF LAND FOR
l. $50 Address H. p, this office. ni2-lt*
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
OFFICE OF THE STATE BOARD OF EXAMINERS
SACRAMENTO, November IL, 1887.
D w. WATERMAN, GOVERNOR; VIM. G.
IL. Hendricks, Secretary of State; and g. A
Johnson, AttorDey-General, comprising the
State Board of Examiners, in accordance with
the provisions OF Sections 676 and GU of the Po-
litical Code, do hereby publish and say that
they have counted the money in the State
treasury, including the transactions of the said
Department tothe close of business on WEDNEs-
DAY, November TO- 1887; that they ascertained
the amount required to be on hand by an off
cial statement of the Controller and that thew
found the condition of the State Treasury to be
as follows:
Amount of money that ought to be
in the State Treasury las shown by
statement of Controller. .......... S953 AIS 50
Amount and kind of money .'actu-
ally" therein (as shown by count:
old................................ 1857, $50 90
Sllver............................ 6.622 81
currency -.............. ..--.... 057 90
Warrant paid since No.
vember l, 1SS7........... 103S1O SIS
January receiPts.......... 53,752 II
Preferred warrants. $50, CPS q
Excess on hand............. 2ei
Total..... 1858, 42l SO 1858, 2l 80
r. w. WATERMAN, Governor,
WIN. c. HENDRICKS, Secretary of State.
G. A. JOHNSON, Attorney General.
state Board of Examiners.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th
day of November, A. d. 1887. s. P MAsLIN,
Secretary of the State Board OF Examiners
nl2-1t
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Tea !!
YOUNG MEN

AT THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
"A Parlor'. NEXT FRIDAY EVENING, by the
Lady Managers of the Marguerite. nl2-lt
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distressing and offensive symptoms. Hoods
Sarsaparilla gives ready relief and speedy
cure, from the fact it acts through the blood.
and thus reaches every part of the system.
81 suffered with catarrh fifteen years. Took
Hoods Sarsaparilla and am not troubled any
with catarrh, and my general health is much
better" /. w. LILLIs, Postal Clerk Chicago
& st. Louis Railroad.
. suffered with catarrh or years; tried
many wonderful cures, inhalers, etc., spend
ing nearly one hundred dollars without benefit.
tried Hoods Sarsaparilla and was greatly
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HOODS Sarsaparilla is characterized nv
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REGISTER OF Deeds, Lowell, Mass.
Heod's Sarsaparilla beats all others, and
l50 Bank Street, New York City.
Hoods SarsapariIEa
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A GARD FROM DR.. GOSs.

ITO MY PATRONS AND FRIENDS: MY
L serious and continued illness renders it ne
cessary for me to relinquish all practice for the
present. Should recover sufficiently to do so,
propose, in accordance with the advice of my
physicians, 10 seek elsewhere for a period OF six
months or year the needed rest and recuper-
alton.
DIR. ELLIOT d. CURTIS, formerly of
Oakland, has consented to take charge of my
professional work here until l am able to again
take up; and gives great pleasure to assure
you that he is physician of experience and
excellent standing in the profession, and one in
whom you can all place implicit confidence in
case of need.
bespeak for him the same cordial and hearty
appreciation you have so long shown to me.
and in giving him your confidence you will be
doing me a favor which hope to live to fully
appreciate.
DIR. Curtis will. for the present at least,
occupy my old Offices, cor. Seventh and L.
Yours, most sincerely,
nl2-tF G. A. GOSS, NJ. ID.